I know that look- it’s the self-satisfied look of a person who’s darts lined up perfectly. 
Somewhere- an old mans luggage is missing its lining. 
‘Oh Abe- when you where nothing but that stovepipe hat, my loins burn like a Kentucky brush fire….. help me remove my homespun shift!’ excerpt from the recently closed off-broadway musical- Abe&Mary- his Hot Toddy’ 
These pants are very melty looking. 
So Mr Furley. 
I think somewhere in Malibu George Takei is wearing this.
Psst- I think your gratuitous neck scarf is stuck in the door….
This jacket has some interesting details- but it looks very confining. 
Enid! Stop tearing off the wallpaper and eating it! 
Photo credits: Vogue.com
I actually love the Abe&Mary plaid dress! I would wear it, definitely! However, the wallpaper…maybe
I should have my look-alike removed now that I see it’s twin in another setting. And I was so o o
proud of it, too. On second thought, my wallpaper is much prettier and newer. I’ll keep it.
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Is yours from the Waverly Clutter Family collection?
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Socks with heels? I don’t hink that will catch on.
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We can only hope.
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Yes the socks with heels… 😡. I do love the fabric on the last dress, although I am not sure how that dress is put together!
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I need a map for that dress too!
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VERY 1970s, and as for the socks with heels horror, do any of you remember ‘Rock Follies’? I not only tried to wear socks with my platforms, they were bloody toe socks lol. I actually like 99% of this lot, colours, shapes, fabrics. Ah, memories…
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I can’t endorse the pants, or socks with sandals…..
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weeeeelllllll maybe not. And I can’t call trousers ‘pants’ but hey ho. I’m actually making a pair of purple ponte flares that I cut out before Xmas…maybe I was ahead of the trend?
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I was a victim of alliteration! Purple pants just goes, you knows?😉
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Still sounds rude to me lol
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A bit!
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LOL I have been trying to be more international and say “trousers” instead of “pants” but it still doesn’t feel right to me yet. When I hear/read “trousers” I think of men’s pa… excuse me, trousers, in a 1940’s movie.
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I have an issue with ‘slacks’. I don’t know why but the word bothers me!
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Me too!
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But pants are what you wear under the trousers lol so it’s funnier for us! Like whenever an American refers to a ‘fanny’ Brits crack up…
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Oh I know better than that!!!
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That’s good to hear lol
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Not gonna lie… I love the “homespun shift”. Everything after that is nice. The first two? Nah.
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I’d wear that shift too. You know my feelings for Mary Todd-
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I need to do something fancy with sleeves. I haven’t had fancy sleeves since I was 12.
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Oh I love a fancy sleeve! Let’s bicep festoon together, m’kay?
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I like the tailored pants with the creases, but I REALLY hope I will never see a real person older than seven years old wearing socks under strappy heeled sandals.
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I have seen some Berenstein bear looking feet in flip flops at work- I think there might be room for some sock stylings!
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Don’t you wonder how many critters came out during this photo shoot? I mean, didn’t the poor model think she was going to some horror house?
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The mold they all sucked in!?
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I endorse and love the wearing of socks with any and all shoes and “shoe-ish” types of things! I think that a much nicer sock could have been chosen, however.
The plaid dress is quite pretty, soft and feminine with nice fitting darts that create such patterns of motion and shape with the plaid print. And, that pretty scoop neckline is very nice. It harkens back to a day when fashion and style used many more types of sleeves. It is hardly to be looked upon with such disfavor in light of the current fashion of cut away shoulders or those huge wing-like sleeves that act as giant scoops on your arms. I would welcome the return of puffed and gathered and shaped sleeves. This particular one seems to echo something quite Victorian, but there are many other configurations.
The rest of the collection looks to be quite wearable with the exception of the last dress. It looks to be about as much problem to wear as is a wedding dress with a train. You almost need a personal attendent to keep your dress from rendering you incapacitated—-as if you were royality. It demands all of the attention and the wearer becomes nothing more than a living support for the dress, making the dress to be a little like a parasite that is living off of its host.
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Maybe we need to declare a season of sleeves- I for one Welcome some arm fashion!
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Back to the trouser thing. I don’t see many “pants” out there that deserve to be called trousers.
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Heehee!!
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I like that Mary Todd Lincoln dress, though I think I could only do plaid like that around the holidays and that blazer.
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I’d like to indulge in more plaid. Maybe as my new neutral.
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